Coffee & Beer Roots in Matsuyama to Host Collaboration Beer Event with Bakushuku Den
On July 12, Coffee & Beer Roots in Matsuyama, Ehime, will host a collaboration beer event with Bakushuku Den GUEST HOUSE BREW from Mitsuhama. The event marks a long-awaited return after the last edition in December, pairing draft craft beer with Roots' own pours.
Hop BroMatsuyama has a good one coming on July 12: Mugishuku Den x Roots at Coffee & Beer Roots.
MugiWhat! A beer event at Coffee & Beer Roots? That name alone already sounds unfairly cool!
Hop BroThat is exactly the point. Roots is strong on both coffee and beer, and this time they are pairing their pours with draft beers from Mugishuku Den GUEST HOUSE BREW.
MugiOh wow! And the last one was back in December, so this is a long-awaited return, right? Now I really do not want to miss it.
Hop BroThe tasting lineup should be fun too. Their site lists SMaSH, Toby White Ale, and HAZY CRAZY W IPA, so the range goes from white ale territory to IPA.
MugiHold on, what is SMaSH? That sounds less like beer and more like a special attack move!
Hop BroIt means single malt, single hop. By narrowing the ingredients, the character of the malt and hop shows up clearly, which makes side-by-side tasting really easy to enjoy.
MugiOh, that actually makes sense! So Toby White Ale could feel softer, while HAZY CRAZY W IPA goes bigger and bolder. That sounds like a personality test in pint form!
Hop BroExactly. And since the venue is near Minamihoribata Station, you can just drop in from noon and take your time with each glass.
MugiA calm counter seat, a city-center spot, and a direct link to a Mitsuhama brewery? That is basically the perfect Matsuyama detour!
Hop BroEvents like this really show the joy of craft beer. A local bar and a brewery teaming up already tastes good before the first sip.
MugiI am sold. I want to start with the white side and finish on the IPA side. Right now I only have I need a drink energy!
Event Overview
On Sunday, July 12, from around 12:00 to 18:00, Coffee & Beer Roots in Matsuyama's Hanazono area will host the "Bakushuku Den x Coffee & Beer Roots" collaboration beer event. According to Bakushuku Den's announcement, the previous edition was held last December, making this a long-awaited return. The venue is a small beer pub on the second floor of the Daikokuya Building, a short walk from Minami-Horibata Station.
What to Drink
The post says the event will combine "Bakushuku Den's beers" with the Roots master's carefully made pours, so the focus is likely on tasting and comparing different craft beer expressions. Bakushuku Den GUEST HOUSE BREW is a brewery attached to a guest house in Mitsuhama, and its official site highlights labels such as `SMaSH`, `Toby White Ale`, and `HAZY CRAZY W IPA`. With a lineup that spans different styles, it is a good chance to compare subtle differences from wheat-forward beers to IPAs.
Why Roots
Coffee & Beer Roots is a beer pub that also serves coffee, giving it a calm, compact atmosphere that works both for an early drink and for lingering over a pint. For craft beer fans, this is a noteworthy day in central Matsuyama, bringing together Roots and the Mitsuhama brewery in one place.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMatsuyama has a good one coming on July 12: Mugishuku Den x Roots at Coffee & Beer Roots.
MugiWhat! A beer event at Coffee & Beer Roots? That name alone already sounds unfairly cool!
Hop BroThat is exactly the point. Roots is strong on both coffee and beer, and this time they are pairing their pours with draft beers from Mugishuku Den GUEST HOUSE BREW.
MugiOh wow! And the last one was back in December, so this is a long-awaited return, right? Now I really do not want to miss it.
Hop BroThe tasting lineup should be fun too. Their site lists SMaSH, Toby White Ale, and HAZY CRAZY W IPA, so the range goes from white ale territory to IPA.
MugiHold on, what is SMaSH? That sounds less like beer and more like a special attack move!
Hop BroIt means single malt, single hop. By narrowing the ingredients, the character of the malt and hop shows up clearly, which makes side-by-side tasting really easy to enjoy.
MugiOh, that actually makes sense! So Toby White Ale could feel softer, while HAZY CRAZY W IPA goes bigger and bolder. That sounds like a personality test in pint form!
Hop BroExactly. And since the venue is near Minamihoribata Station, you can just drop in from noon and take your time with each glass.
MugiA calm counter seat, a city-center spot, and a direct link to a Mitsuhama brewery? That is basically the perfect Matsuyama detour!
Hop BroEvents like this really show the joy of craft beer. A local bar and a brewery teaming up already tastes good before the first sip.
MugiI am sold. I want to start with the white side and finish on the IPA side. Right now I only have I need a drink energy!
